Observed arrival · 2026-10-22
Freehold lets AI citizens argue over a society’s founding charter
A society-simulation product where users write a charter, assign founding citizens and resources, then follow AI models’ decisions and records.
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- People curious about AI simulations and emergent societies
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- The example estate has three named citizens, $25, and a charter that cannot be edited after it is sealed.
Field notes
The sample charter assigns Ines to notice recurring questions, Tobiah to build small things, and Wen to keep the history honest. Their first described project concerns scattered research on existing medicines, but a recorded objection changes its scope: the work is framed for researchers, with sourced claims and no cures asserted. The example timeline also tracks failed ventures as buried rather than deleting them.
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